The Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine

It is the in October the closest Sunday to the feast of St. Francis.

While there are no instruments for general public use, the Cathedral does have a variety of programs for community and student groups. You could give them a call and see if any of these groups could use a volunteer pianist.

God's door is always open

On Friday, October 26th, we host our annual Halloween Extravaganza with a showing of Nosferatu followed by the procession of the ghouls at 7 pm and 10 pm! Info and tickets on stjohndivine.org

For a blessing.is priceless....tell them you want a blessing and there maybe no charge.

I believe it's the first Friday in October, not sure of the exact time. It's in the cathedral's website, though, under the Calendar tab

The church is open for tourism from 9-5 every day, but there is morning prayer at 8 and evening prayer at 5, so does are open 8a-6p.

Its $10 for self guided tour.

Guides are usually brought in by specific groups but their may be a Mandarin person in there willing to help Page of opinion? No one wants an opinion here only information

Yes

Yes, you can do it.

During the pandemic you can do nothing inside it. Except look at the magnificence of the building. It's an architectural wonder. It's website is very informative.

Call the church because the timing is terrible now.they might accomodate you with precautions.the church is open now.but keep your distance type of thing.

You would have to contact the church and see if they have a ticket for whatever day yours is for

It is a free concert. First come, first served. Those in the know (or read what is happening in advance) get there early and get in line. It has been this way forever. If you object, go to David Geffen Hall and but a ticket to see them there.

Visiting hours from 09:00 to 17:00 from Monday to Saturday. From 12:30 to 14:30 on Sundays. Open to worship from 7:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. each day.

I have never heard of anything of the kind. If it did happen, go straight to the Bishop at 5th and 50th.

I'm not sure, but they have a few charitable programs for the community they are in.

It is still being built!

Turns out the translation is "Lord Jesus, Son of God, have mercy on me a sinner." Who knew that Trump spoke Russian?

Hey, olguer. Me is Paul.

Four months.

No ... voluntary donation

I guess u should call for that!

Yes

Thousands and thousands.

Jan. 6, 2018.

Through the main entrance on Amsterdam Ave at 112th Street.

There is some parking, metered areas, as well as garages. Best to Google it and plan ahead of time, or come a little early to find a spot. It is Manhattan after all.

Yes they have a pop up gift shop with t-shirts, books, candles, buttons and such. It is a beautiful Cathedral to visit.

Definitely NOT complete but still an architectural marvel.

As always, there are many

Definitely. Call and you will be welcomed by all of us. The number can be gotten at directory assistance or the website. All this depends on whether you have been baptized at another church, we believe in one baptism, the Cathedral will confirm you If you hurry to the Sunday class, you could be confirmed by Easter. Remember The Episcopal Church welcomes you.

It was last Sunday! Beautiful as always!

Diocesan house is at 110 th street and Amsterdam ave. It is part of the Cathedral's close.